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Last updated: June 24, 2026, 2:30 AM ET

Real Estate Investment

Bouwinvest’s CEO expressed that the firm has undertaken its first-ever proposal for a reciprocal tax framework aimed at increasing cross-border pension investments, signaling a significant strategic shift for the Dutch investor. In a related move, LA Fire and Police are being urged to capitalize on the current market cycle, with consideration given to building allocations in niche real estate strategies while reducing exposure to public REITs. The California public pension is navigating a market where residential oversupply and domestic immigration policies contributed to a -7.3% return in fiscal 2026 for PSP Investments, which reported a $1.5 billion real estate loss and is shifting toward infrastructure. Meanwhile, Madison International has appointed two senior executives as eventual successors to its founder following a multi-year selection process, though three executives have departed the secondaries manager. Real estate firms among the largest non-bank lenders to UK property are contributing to a Bank of England stress-testing exercise, shedding light on private markets.

Infrastructure Investment

Conifer Infrastructure successfully closed its debut fund at a hard-cap of $900 million, targeting a net internal rate of return of 25%. The fund has already deployed approximately $190 million across platforms focused on hydroelectric, biogas, and helium opportunities. The Japan Science and Technology Agency has begun investing in infrastructure secondaries, reflecting a growing interest in this asset class. Seraya announced it has reached the halfway mark for its $1.5 billion sophomore infrastructure fund. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is eyeing infrastructure as the next frontier for nature finance, indicating a push toward sustainable investment within the sector. Other developments include I Squared Capital's APAC platform, the appointment of Ares' new infra debt head, and Stonepeak's pipeline exit.

Sector Trends & Strategy

Real estate managers are increasingly considering how renewable energy can mitigate risks associated with volatile energy pricing and fragile global supply chains, particularly in light of geopolitical events. The Iran war has amplified concerns over energy costs, bringing renewables into sharper focus. In South Korea, KB Securities has expressed openness to new partnerships with global general partners and limited partners, signaling a willingness to cooperate through various structures. The Canadian pension PSP Investments, which reported a $1.5 billion real estate loss, is shifting its focus toward infrastructure, citing domestic residential oversupply and immigration policy as factors impacting its real estate portfolio.